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Hotel Accommodation - Galway Last Update: February 2014 Star Reservations Additional Rating Hotel Address No Single Double Information Other Benefits Email Website Hotel Accommodation - Galway Last Update: February 2014 Star Reservations Additional Rating Hotel Address No Single Double Information Other Benefits Email Website City Centre imperialhotelgalway@gmail. www.imperialhotelgalway.i *** Imperial Hotel Eyre Square, Galway 091 563033 €69 B&B(Cont) €79 B&B(Cont) com e 3* boutique style Close to bus and train station, Forster Street, Eyre Square, property in the heart of discounted parking, shelley@forstercourthotel. *** Forster Court Hotel Galway 091 564111 €65 B&B €75 B&B Galway complimentary wi-fi com www.forstercourthotel.com €65 B&B €75 B&B annemarie_hallinan@jury *** Jurys Inn Galway Quay Street, Galway 091 566444 (twin) (twin) Newly refurbished rooms sinns.com www.jurysinns.com Complimentary wifi for hotel *** The Harbour Hotel New Dock Road, Galway 091 894800 €89 B&B €99 B&B residents [email protected] www.harbour.ie Lower Merchants Road, The **** The House Hotel Latin Quarter, Galway 091 538900 €89 B&B €99 B&B [email protected] www.thehousehotel.ie €95 B&B €109 B&B Excl 1-9 Jul, and Excl 1-9 Jul, and **** Hotel Meyrick Eyre Square, Galway 091 564041 30 Jul - 6 Aug 30 Jul - 6 Aug Complimentary internet access [email protected] www.hotelmeyrick.ie €100 B&B Radisson BLU Hotel Excl 30 Jul - 1 €110 B&B Complimentary access to gym, pool, reservations.galway@radisso www.radissonhotelgalway.c **** & Spa Galway Lough Atalia Road, Galway 091 538300 Aug Excl 30 Jul - 1 Aug sauna, steam room & outdoor hot tub nblu.com om Close to NUI Galway Complimentary use of swimming €79 B&B** €110 B&B** pool & leisure club,Business reservations@theardilaun **** Ardilaun Hotel Taylors Hill, Galway. 091 521433 excl Race Week excl Race Week Centre, WiFi & parking hotel.ie www.theardilaunhotel.ie Free wifi, parking, daily 10% off bar food for newspaper, tea/coffee for resmanager@westwoodhous www.westwoodhousehotel. **** 4* Westwood Hotel Newcastle, Galway. 091 521442 €85 B&B €95 B&B NUI Galway guests takeaway ehotel.com com reservations@glenloabbe ***** Glenlo Abbey Bushypark, Galway 091 526666 €79 B&B €99 B&B Quote NUIG rate y.ie www.glenloabbey.ie Salthill/Knocknacarra The Promenade, Salthill, Upgrade to executive seaview [email protected] *** Salthill Hotel Galway 091 522711 €79 B&B €99 B&B @€15 supp per ight. m www.salthillhotel.com Clybaun Road, Free parking, free wi-fi in all reservations@hotelclybau *** Hotel Clybaun Knocknacarra, Galway 091 588088 €79 B&B €89 B&B public areas n.com www.hotelclybaun.com The Promenade, Salthill, Lower rates may be **** Galway Bay Hotel Galway. 091 520520 €79 B&B €110 B&B available in off peak [email protected] www.galwaybayhotel.com Close to GMIT Note: A maximum threshold of €100 was set for B and B Single Occupancy. Any hotels not willing to reduce their rates below this threshold are excluded from the listing. Hotel Accommodation - Galway Last Update: February 2014 Star Reservations Additional Rating Hotel Address No Single Double Information Other Benefits Email Website Email from NUI €59 B&B Galway must *** Galway Travelodge Hotel Tuam Road, Galway 091 781400 €59 B&B **when available confirm booking [email protected] www.travelodge.ie Free Parking, wi-fi, access to The Connacht Hotel €75 B&B €95 B&B leisure club, welcome pack, (formerly Carlton Hotel ** Excl 4 - 9 Jul, ** Excl 4 - 9 Jul, newspaper. Apartment rentals reservations@theconnach *** Galway ) Dublin Road, Galway 091 381200 and 30 Jul - 6 Aug and 30 Jul - 6 Aug also available for longer stays. t.ie www.theconnacht.ie €69 B&B** €89 B&B ** Dublin Road, Galway City Excl fair/events in Excl fair/events in reservations@flanneryshotel. www.flanneryshotelgalwa *** Flannery's Hotel Galway East, Galway 091 755111 Galway Galway Free WiFi, Free On-Site Parking net y.com Headford Point, Headford Free secure underground reservations@pillohotelgalw **** Pillo Hotel Road, Galway. 091 513200 €79 B&B €89 B&B carparking, free internet access ay.com www.pillohotelgalway.com Complimentary - Parking, WiFi **** Clayton Hotel Ballybrit, Galway 091 721900 €79 B&B €89 B&B Use of Leisure Centre [email protected] www.clayton.ie Complimentary carparking, transfer service to/from hotel, access to gym area and business ***** The g Hotel Wellpark, Galway. 091 865200 €95 B&B €115 B&B centre [email protected] www.theghotel.ie County Galway Complimentary use of swimming pool, steam room, and gym. Corporate meal deals available in [email protected] www.maldronhotelgalway *** Maldron Hotel, Galway Oranmore, Co. Galway 091 792244 €65 B&B €75 B&B Qbar & Café om .com Full use of Transquillity Leisure Quote Centre. Pick up from Athenry [email protected] www.raheenwoodshotel.i *** Raheen Woods Hotel Athenry, Co Galway 091 875 888 €69 B&B €79 B&B RWHNUIG2013 Train Station Available e e €120 B&B €150 B&B Jun- **** Connemara Coast Hotel Furbo, Co. Galway 091 592108 €80 B&B Sep Free parking, Free WiFi [email protected] www.connemaracoast.ie Shuttle to/from station/campus **** The Twelve Hotel Barna, Galway 091 597010 €80 B&B €90 B&B Quote NUIGC available for large groups [email protected] www.thetwelvehotel.ie Marina Point, Ballinasloe, reservations.shearwater@ **** Carlton Shearwater Hotel Co. Galway 09096 30400 €69 B&B €98 B&B carlton.ie www.carlton.ie/shearwater Note: A maximum threshold of €100 was set for B and B Single Occupancy. Any hotels not willing to reduce their rates below this threshold are excluded from the listing..
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